Grosvenor Avenue, SW14

A beautifully presented Victorian home of over 1800 sq.ft that seamlessly combines period charm with refined contemporary design. Thoughtfully extended and meticulously remodelled, the property has been finished to an exacting standard throughout. Every detail has been carefully considered, resulting in a home that feels both elegant and highly functional, perfectly suited to modern family life while respecting its period heritage.

An original front door, complete with stained glass house number and approached via a traditional mosaic-tiled path, sets the tone on arrival. Inside, a wealth of original features has been preserved, including high ceilings, intricate cornicing, ceiling roses, decorative architraves, and bespoke panelling, all complemented by high-quality finishes and craftsmanship throughout. The ground floor features attractive herringbone wood flooring, paired with vintage-style radiators, picture rails, and dado detailing that enhance the home's classic character. To the front, a bay-fronted reception room provides a warm and inviting space, centred around an original feature fireplace. At the heart of the home is a superbly extended kitchen and living space, designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The bespoke, hand-crafted kitchen centres around a statement island with a quartz worktop, complemented by integrated appliances, a double oven, built-in cocktail bar, and wine fridge. Well-designed pantry shelving and custom cabinetry provide both practicality and visual appeal. The open-plan layout flows naturally into a dining area and relaxed seating space, where skylights draw in natural light and bi-fold doors open onto the garden, creating a strong connection between inside and out. A discreetly positioned utility and laundry room, along with a downstairs cloakroom/WC, add to the home's functionality without compromising the overall design. Upstairs, a generous landing leads to the principal bedroom, featuring a bay window, dual aspect, built-in wardrobes, and an original fireplace. Two further double bedrooms are well-proportioned, and the family bathroom has been tastefully refitted with a roll-top bath, metro tiling, and feature wallpaper. The loft conversion provides an excellent additional level, comprising a bright landing with skylight, a spacious double bedroom with bespoke storage and ample eaves space, and a modern shower room, making it ideal as a guest suite.

Externally, the property continues to impress. The front garden is enclosed by a traditional picket fence, while the rear offers a thoughtfully landscaped and private garden. Mature planting and established trees create a calm setting, complemented by raised sleeper borders, seating areas, and a mix of paving and patio spaces. A low-maintenance artificial lawn, along with trellis fencing, a storage shed, and gated rear access, completes the outdoor space.

Further benefits include underfloor heating in the kitchen area, gas central heating, and timber-framed double-glazed sash windows.
Overall, this is a home of genuine quality, where period detail and contemporary design are well balanced to create a comfortable and considered living environment.

The location

Grosvenor Avenue is a highly sought after location near the OFSTED rated "outstanding" East Sheen Primary School as well as Barnes Primary School. Local Shops, Mortlake Station, Barnes Station, Barnes Common, Palewell Common, Richmond Park and The River Thames are all easily accessible. This location also provides super access to White Hart Lane and Barnes Village with their eclectic array of boutique shops, eateries and iconic pubs. There are a number of local bus routes to neighbouring towns as well as trains into Waterloo from Mortlake Station.

Council Tax Band: F (London Borough of Richmond upon Thames)